Contact sales · institute and partner routes

Four doors, each with a real owner behind it.

Rather than one generic form that lands nowhere, this page routes you to the specific track that matches what you need — pilot, procurement, partnership or professional role.

The four tracks

Where your request should go.

Each track already carries its own qualification questions and evidence status, so you can judge the fit before spending a call on it.

Track 01

You want to run a pilot

Start at pilot qualification. It sets out who owns the decision, what a pilot covers, what it does not, and the conditions under which it is worth either side's time.

Open pilot qualification
Track 02

You need procurement documents

Procurement carries the evidence status a buying committee asks for — what is demonstrable today and what is still external. It is deliberately blunt about the gaps.

Open procurement
Track 03

You are a partner or publisher

Partnership and publisher routes cover content rights, attribution and the publication gate that any shared material has to pass before it appears in the product.

Open partnerships
Track 04

You are a teacher, counsellor or reviewer

Professional roles are governed separately from institute contracts, with their own scope and review responsibilities.

Open professional roles
Before you write to us

What this page will not tell you.

Worth knowing in advance, so the first conversation starts from an accurate picture.

No named customer listExisting institute relationships are not published without consent and publication rights, so this page names none.
No contract or pricing promiseInstitute commercial terms resolve from the registry and a signed agreement, never from a marketing page.
No response-time commitmentA reply window is not claimed until a named owner and a monitored route support it.
Buying for one learner

Then you do not need sales at all.

Individual products are self-serve with registry-backed prices and an exact activation route. Sales exists for institutes and partnerships, not to stand between you and a purchase.